Summer Courses at Purdue University Northwest
Keep Your Degree on Track
Purdue University Northwest has a flexible range of summer courses to help you stay on track toward graduation. Whether you’re attending PNW full-time or looking to maintain momentum over break, we have classes to help you meet your goals.
Explore PNW Summer Courses
PNW summer modules are available in flexible four, six, eight or twelve-week formats. These condensed sessions allow you to earn the same number of credits in a shorter time frame!
Discover the right class for you in our course finder. Simply filter for “Summer 2026,” then narrow it down by campus, keyword or course number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Current Students
PNW students can see how to register for classes online with our Student Scheduling Assistant. Find everything you need, from creating a course request to building and submitting a schedule that works for you!
New to PNW?
You will need to submit an application to take summer classes, although the process is streamlined if you’re currently in the Purdue system.
Current Purdue West Lafayette, Indianapolis or Fort Wayne Students
Complete the undergraduate application as a West Lafayette Temporary Student. There is no application fee, and you do not need to submit any documentation along with your application.
Non-Purdue University Students
Complete the undergraduate application as a Non-Degree Transient Student. There is a $25.00 application fee, but you do not need to submit any documents (e.g., transcripts) to be admitted.
Have Questions?
See our easy, step-by-step “How to Apply” guide and know that PNW’s team is here to help!
Purdue University Northwest summer courses are charged on a per-credit basis, so you’ll only pay for the courses you take.
You can estimate costs by visiting PNW’s Tuition and Fees page or running your numbers on our Tuition and Fees Calculator.
If you’re interested in completing courses at Purdue University Northwest to apply to a degree or program at another college or university, we recommend contacting an academic advisor at your primary institution to see how your credits may transfer.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education’s TransferIN portal may also be a valuable resource to see how your credits could transfer.
Summer modules are available in four, six, eight or twelve-week formats. While the same high-quality coursework is required, these condensed sessions allow you to earn the same number of credits in a shorter time frame, providing flexibility and efficiency in completing your studies.
Have questions about summer classes at Purdue University Northwest? Contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@pnw.edu.